swift-atomics
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Low-level atomic operations for Swift
An example I wrote a while back needs atomics both for a `RawRepresentable` type and its Optional. This particular combination of functionality was missing from the package. This PR defines...
This repository contains a couple of lit tests that look at generated code to catch potential codegen issues and to verify that constant folding gets rid of switch statements over...
This may not be a bug in this package, but the following sequence of commands: ``` swift package init # ... add dependencies as described in `README.md` swift package update...
This package needs to provide convenient support for tagged atomics, where each atomic value carries some additional information (a version counter, a set of bit flags, etc.). Concurrent data structures...
To simplify the initial implementation, atomic references currently treat all orderings as acquire/release, including `.sequentiallyConsistent`. This isn't tenable -- they should at least differentiate between acquire/release and sequentially consistent orderings....
### Problem Swift atomics fails to compile running `xcodebuild` with `OTHER_SWIFT_FLAGS`. For example: ```sh $ xcodebuild build OTHER_SWIFT_FLAGS="-suppress-warnings" ... /Sources/Atomics/Conformances/autogenerated/AtomicBool.swift:22:8: error: no such module 'Builtin' import Builtin ^ ** BUILD...
Now that we have [`@_rawLayout`](https://github.com/apple/swift/pull/67425), it is now possible to start drafting the move-only `Atomic` type we always wanted. This is an early experiment that isn't ready for prime time...
Hi, I'm not able to archive my standalone swift package supporting only iOS platform when I have swift-atomics in the SPM transitive dependencies of my swift package SPM dependencies. ###...
Swift Atomics can't be used in Swift Playgrounds.app because of a C target. We would like to use Swift Atomics in AudioKit (https://github.com/audiokit/audiokit) and we support Swift Playgrounds. (Note that...
### Description For real time programming the `@_noLocks` and `@_noAllocation` Swift attributes provide programmers with a convenient way of ensuring the safety of their code in a real time environment....
